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Oklahoma State and Michigan State hand Kansas State and Michigan lopsided losses

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Bemidji State beat No. 17 Minnesota Duluth 44-26 after taking a 31-7 halftime lead, while No. 23 Grand Valley State beat Northern Michigan 61-14 after allowing an opening touchdown and scoring 47 unanswered points. Oklahoma State routed Kansas State 66-28, handing the Wildcats a third straight loss; quarterback Blake Barnett was benched at halftime after Oklahoma State scored 49 points in the first half. California (Pa.) built a 27-0 lead against Gannon before conceding its only touchdown late. Michigan State beat Michigan 15-6 to end a six-game skid, forcing four turnovers and recording five sacks; Michigan managed only 54 rushing yards. Washington lost 28-25 to Penn State despite a second-half comeback, while UTPB fell 49-34 to No. 24 Midwestern State after giving up 28 points in the third quarter, ending its outside chance at a Division II playoff berth.

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